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Here’s every article, post, and podcast episode that touches on the topic “personal.”

  • First published on June 29, 2023

    Exhaustion calls for a brief intermission... an "exhaustermission," if you will. Listen and learn the why and the what in this episode of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick.
  • First published on February 23, 2021

    In this episode of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick, I put YOU in the driver's seat regarding some upcoming content... plus, how about an opportunity to get my advice on your fiction at 25% off the regular rate? Listen, comment, and subscribe!
  • First published on May 19, 2019

    Why blog?
  • First published on May 1, 2019

    Here I am with a new site design and a few words about where I've been the last few months.
  • First published on October 18, 2018

    This Sonitotum, I talk about staying nimble and flexible with your creative endeavors to help avoid progress traps in your work. Click through to listen and read!
  • First published on September 24, 2018

    In this one-on-one episode of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick, I explain how the practice of living poetically has enhanced my creative life, and how embracing this perspective can make you a better creator.
  • First published on April 22, 2018

    Solitude is an important part of building a healthy, balanced creative writing life. Find out why you must take alone time despite how hard it can be, and read how I learned that lesson.
  • A black pen on a blank sheet of graph paper

    First published on March 29, 2018

    It's the all-new, all-different Matthew Wayne Selznick... or at least in terms of my creative endeavors and the direction and purpose of this site. I've got a new creative mission. Find out why.
  • image of a woman with her hand on her heart

    First published on February 16, 2015

    Independent creators: do you have a statement of ethics? Learn how a public statement of your principles and ethics can help build community and attract friends and fans to your work.

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